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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: nevermore on September 23, 2014, 09:09:32 AM
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Protect the Laager 1879 pt 2
Game was 28mm with the British in four companies set as pickets, they also had a 4 companies of Boers, one player took control of the 8 stand brigade while another player took control of the Zulu Impi.
The left horn was the first to enter the battlefield, the British player at first thought everything was to enter from the top of the table and was completely shocked to see the Right horn enter the table from a differant entrance.
Zulus were to attack the Laager and take all the stock and head back to the capital, British objective was to stop the Zulus, river is fordable, rules are Victorian Steel.
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Map 4 Postions
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British company fall back across river
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British holding out
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View of the laager
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The live stock and two companies of brits holding the right horn
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It was close, the right horn was held back while the center and left horn took out the British and a few Boers fell back into the Laager and the Zulu Impi called it a day and went home with a few rifles.
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